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Snellville Patch gets an exclusive interview with mayoral candidate Barbara Bender as she discusses job creation, Walmart and the town center plan. View the video here!
Barbara Bender, who previously announced her campaign for Mayor, resigned from the Snellville City Council at Monday’s City Council Meeting. The law requires council members to resign when they are seeking another office. Bender also announced that she has raised nearly $20,000 for her campaign.
City Council members voted unanimously during a special called meeting Monday to approve a millage rate of 5.7 for the upcoming fiscal year.
The Snellville Commerce Club hosted US Congressman Rob Woodall at it’s September 2nd meeting. Congressman Woodall gave us his perspective of what it will take to change the course of our Federal government.
On the first day possible, Barbara Bender has qualified to run for Mayor of Snellville. Barbara made the commitment to run for this office in February of this year after serving the city for the past six years on council.
Barbara Bender, a Snellville councilwoman since 2005, has resigned from her post to officially vie for mayor of the city.
She stepped down at the city’s Monday council meeting, where new business included a resolution for a special election to fill her seat. Law requires that she resign [...]
Snellville Councilwoman Barbara Bender looks at life as a series of logical and rational steps.
“It’s all about prioritizing,” she said, when asked how she juggles her various roles as local politician, a certified public accountant, wife, and mother of two. “I’m not a master of everything. I just try and prioritize what’s important and [...]
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